Printed At Bismarck's Death
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Pseudo-Philon

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Pseudo-Philon

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"There was a time when, though my path was rough,

This joy within me dallied with distress

And all misfortunes were but as the stuff

Whence fancy made me dreams of happiness"-

It seemed to be just for a minute,

Life was prepared for respiration-

But stronger than this Pseudo-Philon

Words are no ease and at least it's all the same...

You can't say that it's a torture-

The little ballet dancer's just overstrained himself...

The Don Quixotte who played a faun

But the windmills turned, yes the windmills all turned black.

A white cross and a necklace

All the voices in his head shout shrill-

But stronger than a Pseudo-Philon

Words are no relief and at last it's all the same...

He cuts for a minute the wires in his head and

Settles on a rat-hat, settles on a black cat

Pain in his eyes and God in his mind

He could feel divine pleasures lest the wine was a torture-bed

On the carpet he's grabbing for breath

Slightly showing his teeth to a bat

But he keeps up his mind and he keeps up the black cat

And we who are sane, can we say that that's an ease?

He made the wrong, wrong jump with his young heart

He just couldn't see the divine choreography

This might be an extemporary, an expostulate,

An expurgatory piece

Each fibre of his senses broken

There's a little tiddle-fiddle in his head-

But stronger than a Pseudo-Philon

Words are no ease and at least it's all the same...

"A grief without a pang, void, dark, and drear,

A stifled, drowsy, unimpassioned grief,

Which finds no natural outlet, no relief

In word or sigh, or tear"-

It seemed to be just for a second,

Life was prepared for respiration-

But stronger than this Pseudo-Philon

Words are no relief and at last it's all the same...

- Free me from mine thoughts! -

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